About Me

Blessed Mother Teresa of Kolkata in her very own words had said about Mr Bhutoria ---
“He is a boy with a different vision altogether”. ---
Sundeep Bhutoria is a man with a mission – to make meaningful contribution to the betterment of society and to promote Indian art and culture at home and abroad.
Born in Churu in the Shekhawati region of India’s desert state of Rajasthan, Sundeep is very well known in the social, literary, diplomatic and the political circles in India.
A globetrotter, Mr Bhutoria straddles across worlds and wears many caps – a popular youth icon, tireless social worker and activist, ardent admirer of Indian art and culture, a successful businessman - he is engaged in many UNA projects holding key positions. He is closely associated with many social welfare organisations and trusts.
He loves to read,writes columns in dailies, plays the violin and enjoys playing golf and watching polo. He lives in Kolkata (India) with his wife Manjari but divides his time between Rajasthan, Delhi and London each year.
In a short time he has achieved many milestones and recognitions.

Friday, July 3, 2015

July
3, 2015: I just came back from Hotel
Hyatt Regencywhere there was a fund
raising event for the Nepal quake victims organized by
Oxfam, Hyattand sponsored by other organizations.

Last
month only I had organized a similar kind of paintings
exhibition-cum-sale at the same venue for the same cause.

Oxfam
India, the Indian wing of the International organization Oxfam,
which operates poverty alleviation programs in over 94 countries,
pledged matching contribution for funds raised through the auctions
to encourage higher bidding.

With The Bengal members - Bickram, Arindam Sil and Rupa

I
participatedin the auction at the
exhibition-cum-sale of photographs of Nepal,and
along with some other colleagues of mine fromThe
Bengal, we bought a photographas well. Quite of number of eminent Kolkatans and
members of the foreign consulates attended the event.

It
was a gala affair but somehow, I personally didnot
like the concept where you spend more money in terms of cash or kind
and raise farless for donation. It is a
matter of individual choice and doing events for a good cause is
always welcome.

With Locket and Britta Leicke Milde, GM, Hyatt Regency Kolkata

My
thanks and appreciation to mother-daughter duo ofNisha
and Anaina Malik who took the photographs exhibited at the event. I
thankBritta and the Hyatt
team that came forward to support this initiative.